Is low blood pressure high related to stomach spleen?

Low blood pressure refers to diastolic blood pressure. High diastolic blood pressure has a certain relationship with stomach and spleen. The

autonomic nervous system plays an important role in regulating blood pressure. Stomach and spleen are located in the abdomen and are closely related to the autonomic nervous system. Abnormal stomach and spleen may lead to autonomic nervous dysfunction, thereby affecting blood pressure regulation and diastolic blood pressure elevation. Stomach and spleen are responsible for digestion and absorption of food in the body, and participate in blood distribution to maintain normal digestive function by regulating blood flow. If stomach and spleen function are affected, high diastolic blood pressure may also affect blood distribution and blood pressure.

In addition, high diastolic blood pressure may be related to mental stress, anger, hypertension and other factors.